dorothy is one of 1,500 hairdressers that have been trained as an hiv peer educator in a program run by populations services international and funded by the u.k.'s department for international development. in this way, hairdressers like dorothy have sold over 3 million female condoms in the last six years, preventing thousands of new hiv infections. barbara niamdocka, a regular at the salon, began using the female condom with her husband obert two years ago. this initiative is spreading across zimbabwe. sylvester nazarus runs a barbershop from his backyard in the commuter town of chitungwiza, south of harare. here, men are also being exposed to the prevention message and the benefits of condom use. while huge challenges remain in zimbabwe, the success of programs like this has contributed to a significant decline in hiv prevalence. it dropped from over 24 percent to less than 14 percent over the last six years. debra: but how will we really achieve large scale change? one of the ways is by promoting hiv prevention methods that are easily affffordable, highly effective, and are able t

dorothy, clinton michigan, republican. the morning. caller: what i have to say about this whole thing and director noey is that there has been evidence, no actual proof of any collusion, and the guys that were testifying yesterday -- admiral coates and the other guys name, but they said they were not forced or harassed into saying anything that trump might have said to them, that nothing like that ever happened. and the independent guy that called earlier, he is talking about the propaganda law that was passed after world war ii. they just suck it in there and reversed that, so the media could lie and say whatever they wanted because it is illegal now . -- it is legal now. before it was and illegal, now it is legal. the network stations, msnbc and cnn, it is all day long this and if they found out it was him, the leaking, all the emails, and they have to say russia, russia, russia because if they find out otherwise, they would know that the democrats are behind leaking those emails. host: did you watch all three hours yesterday? not, b

dorothy is in abilene, texas. good morning. go ahead. caller: good morning. my name is dorothy. host: you are on the air. caller: i was calling because this president wants to take our social security. he wants to take our medicare he wants to cut all the benefits that would help people that's working. he is not helping working families. host: i will let you take that up and maybe can talk us through what the president's proposal was on the campaign trail for the paid family leave and where that is in the process. guest: their proposal was to provide paid parental leave the state unemployment insurance programs and provide about six weeks of paid leave these are state programs, the benefits would very across states. i think what we're seeing now is more flexibility and the idea that this is not a plan that they actually intend to promote. this may not be the legislation they intend to back. they're open to new ways of doing. , we specifically outlined that we do not want this to come at the cost of that to lower income workers. i know that there's a big a-day mdc that any new sp

tell me about, you know, i won't want block dorothy or glen d >> we represent friends of dorothy, whichunity is kind fun way of expressing our culture. i do this for every holiday and my philosophy in life is life is better with a theme and this has kind of really exploded. we probably had today taking various photos and the best is just to see the smiles, and the ability to leave a thumb print on, you know, people's memories when they've come to visit dc especially dc pride. >> i love that. bottom line this showcases, again, love is love. the vibrant see, the culture and fun of today and bringing people together, i've been with my partner 21 years. i advocate that love is love and we need more smiles in today's world and we need a lot more love >> when people walk on to your front yard, what feeling do you want them to get when they see all these characters and colors >> i just want to see a big smile on their face. there's nothing better than when i walk into the front yard and see a group of people and people just say thank you. >>reporter: greg, i've got a big smile on my face, this

she joins us now with the story, dorothy. >> doreen i was moved by this woman's about this attack.horrific attack. she says that it made her stronger. it was many many years ago and she says she only now feels like she can show her face and share her story publicly hoping to help other women. >> because he knew that, you know, i was there and he knew there were children there and i just remembered saying, don't, you know, wake the babies, don't hurt the babies. >> kelly was an 18-year-old college student baby sitting three small children at a home in german town where she says her attacker broke in, threw a blanket over her head, tied her up and brutally raped her. >> he had taken phone cords and tied me. like behind my back with my ankles. he had pulled my shirt up over my head. >> he raped her and talked to her. she knew had been watching her and her boyfriend who had already gone home. >> he said things like said, yeah. >> why aren't your having sex with him? >> he didn't just leave the house, she could hear his footsteps on the hard wood floor walking around he even went into t

of racist ideas and -- and how it makes money and i wanted to point out a book that's written by dorothy roberts, wrote a book called failed invention which goes into the history of race and race is a mainly social construct that's been using to divide people. there's another book called the harmon hate speech which discusses the issue of free speech and when it really is free and when it isn't, i was concerned about some of the debate going on in some of the colleges now where you have people, to give you an example, there's the guy charles murray who wrote the bell curve along with richard which basically came out with ideas around racist blaming black people specially for some of the ideas you mentioned. he actually was going to be speaking in college recently and there was a protest that prevented him from speaking. personally, i think -- i would like to know your opinion because i actually think that that was a actually a good thing because the problem is hate speech, i think, is something like yelling fire in a crowded theater, some laws against that and in a racist society that cr

if a stripper was dorothy from "the wizard of oz," what would she discard during her act? branson: toto. steve: tot--heh heh. throw the damn dog out there. toto. ha ha! trinisha: red shoes. the red shoes. steve: the red shoes. trinisha: whoo! we're gonna play, steve. steve: they're gonna play. wow. hey, robert. if a stripper was dorothy from "the wizard of oz," what would she discard during her act? robert: she'd probably get rid of the tin man, steve. steve: get rid of the tin man.

dorothy is in abilene, texas. democrat. good morning. go ahead. >> good morning. my name is dorothy. >> yes, ma'am, you're on the air. >> caller: i was calling, this president he want to take our social security, take our medicare and all that. and he want to cut all the benefits that would help people that's working. he is not for the working families. >> i will let you take that up and maybe you can talk us through what the president's proposal was on the campaign trail for paid family leave for this particular benefit that they're working towards and where that is in the process. >> that's right. their proposal was to provide paid parental leave through the state unemployment insurance programs and provide about six weeks of paid leave. since these are state programs the benefits would vary across states. i think what we're seeing now is more flexibility and the idea that this is not a plan that they actually intend to promote. this might not be the legislation that they intend to back. they're open to new ways of doing it. i want to make clear in our report we

. >>> dorothy pretty graduated from high school in 1934.uring her years there she played the violin and was in the glee club. forward to the reunion because she wanted to see how the building changed. >> she admits to skipping school to work for ten cents an hour. she spends time decorating her home with her own handmade crafts. >> a bucks county returns again. >> today is sentencing day for teens convicted of the death of a classmate we'll be right back. >> welcome back taking a live look here, the commodore barry bridge, a little gray and cloudy out there right now, 5:55 a.m., 65 degrees. >>> a 24-year-old man was formally charged with the stabbing of david oh. shawn yarbray was arraigned on aggravated assault and robbery charge. councilman oh was stabbed ddnesday night attempted robbery. he underwent emergency surgery at the time b, but went back to work. >>> a man is recovering fromfte caught fire in bucks county on the unit block of 5th street in feasterville before 7:00 p.m. investigators are working to determine how the fire started.

. >> dorothy, wizard of oz, and, through the air. >> yes, in the air. >> yes. >> age are and this weekend i'm looking forward to this weather. >> as i am, the whole roomies butting about how warm it will get, and, starting to turn as well, we will look at one of our camera shots, this is the same camera, outside palmyra cove nature park you can see the bridge here, around, the basically a 180 with the camera view. see on the traffic though going by, there is a clear sky , out there at the moment, and, and, and, started off by looking at storm scan, we will have storm scan with no storms to detect at the local level and granted, that is the case, and, and, and, installing and the sunshine state of florida, yesterday, or the day before. that continues to roll role northe here, sluggishly as well. it is leaving behind some very impressive rainfall totals in these spots. this should clear out. we will not have a major issue witt. but lets take a look at area temperatures, we're talking really cool conditions, blue contour colors are starting to filter in, especially throughout lining suburbs.

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executive order 9066 led to the internment, featuring things like dorothy lange. we get free information to the museum. to go over there and visit. raise your hands, members. and without our members, we appreciate your support. something to maintain the legacy of the roosevelts. in the washington post, it one of the interesting things about this work and it it is a vitality to his writing that is important. we wrote an article about america's aircraft carriers that won a pulitzer prize. one thing that is important is the understanding of pearl harbor and roosevelt's connection to the navy. since he was a child, he was committed to all things maritime. he was deeply connected to the navy. he wrote two books, "countdown to pearl harbor: the 12 days to the attack" and what i learned when i almost died from a nonfiction book. please welcome arthur steve twomey. >> good morning and thank you very much for that introduction. and a premature happy father's day to all the fathers out there. during 2014 and 2015, i spent many hours in the archives of this wonderful place.

dorothy is calling on our independent line from pine bluff, arkansas. say that just want to i am glad you are on. we are having a good program, but i want to say is history will prove obama was one of the best presidents with a scandal free administration. now, what we are having is a pathological liar consistently lying to the public. james comey was outstanding. i mean outstanding. in showing the truth about this president, and it is time that we acknowledge this president is a liar and he wants people to do underhandedly and james comey did not fall for it. i am very proud of james comey's testimony yesterday. ta from newve reai york state and a republican line. what is on your mind? caller: in reference to the polls and why they are so off , there is one group of people in this country right now totally free and to radical -- tyrannical and that is the media. this country is being torn apart by the media. you turn to fox and you hear one world and you turn to cnn and hear only another world, nothing else. it is incredible to me and really fearful th

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dorothy, a democrat. e've got less than 20 minutes here before the house will gavel in and the hearing gets underway c-span. couple more, handful phone calls, i hope we will continue to take here. first back up to capitol hill, john mcardle. greta, a student at university of maryland is nice enough to get out of line, so we can chat with him. what time did you arrive on in line?ill to get >> out the hart building at 7 for the doors to open at 7:30. host: what gets a 17 year old up seven a.m.? >> i love politics, been in it since middle school and a friend's major. i think for anyone, this is this is just e, like cat nip. host: what are you expecting to see and hear today? i'm not sure, that is part of what makes it so exciting. really don't know what is going to happen, whether there ill be some bombshell revelation, whether that will come out in a statement that was eleased yesterday, that is exciting. host: are you involved in politics at university of maryland? i am. incoming vice president of the chap

. >> dorothy. no place like home.ted president abraham lincoln. >> oh. >> even if you've seen the national treasure movie you should get them. >> all i can think of is s-- >> five, four, three, two, one. >> i'm going to give it to you because you started writing it. >> john what? >> i see. i see who is cheating. okay. all right. >> what is a group of whales called? >> three, two, one. >> for good neness sakes. >> a group, a pod, a herd. >> a herd. >> a pod. >> pretty sure charity getting a tattoo. >> i won at life, okay? >> next up, last one. cartoon. >> what kind of dog is scooby doo from the series scooby doo? >> i don't know. >> three, two, one. >> great dane is the correct answer. >> that's goofy. >> a great dane. >> turns out ckarena, she's the loser. she has to roll the dice. ends up -- now the dice for where on the body she's going to get it. remember, face is in there, neck is in there. ends up with the best one you can get, the question mark. she gets to pick where it's happening. right here, right now, she g

i'm >>> my name's dorothy. i'm the owner of everett and jones barbecue in oakland, california.ght is our homemade meats. that comes with two sides of cornbread for the price of $18. let's get this show started! >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, sarah silverman, from the chicago bulls, jimmy butler, judge james, "this week in unnecessary censorship," and music from post malone. and now, hang tight, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

the governor of virginia stating, dorothy and i are shocked and deeply saddened by this horrific act of violence against members of congress, law enforcement and other innocent people who were simply enjoying an early morning baseball practice. we're praying for swift recovery for those injured and we are thankful of the swift action of the capitol police and local first responders to stop the attacker and treat those who are wounded. virginia safety officials are coordinating with others. we will make every resource available. and when that press conference from the alexandria police department becomes available we will go right there. in the meantime, more of your calls. brian from michigan on that line for independents. good morning. caller: yeah, good morning. when i was born in 1958, there was approximately 150 million americans. we had problems back then. now you come fast forward to now, you got double that amount in this country. you're just going to have more problems. now thankfully in this situation scalise was there and he had extra protection because he is vulnerable, hi

executive order 9066 led to the internment, featuring things like dorothy lange. we get free information to the museum. to go over there and visit. raise your hands, members. and without our members, we appreciate your support. something to maintain the legacy of the roosevelts. in the washington post, it brings a journalist eye for detail, detail nuance, language, gives fatality to his writing that is important. he wrote an article about american aircraft carriers, a pulitzer prize winner, and the understanding, and roosevelt's intent connection to the navy. and all things maritime. and it is a t personal blow to him. he wrote two books, "countdown to pearl harbor: the 12 days to the attack" and what i learned when i almost died from a nonfiction book. please welcome arthur steve twomey. [applause] >> thank you for that introduction. a premature happy father's day to all the fathers out there. it is an honor to speak here today. without the material or staff here, the book would become a far less informed work. even before the publicity surrounding, we were aware

that has to be addressed >> dorothy, what would you add to that? >> well, i'm not expecting there's going to be a total shakeup in terms of the targets. i think where she was guiding us we still believe that that's the right place to be. the same with the normalization, what they're doing with the balance sheet. as let's stay the course we need to get back to a more normalized situation and we don't want any surprises. so i'm not expecting any dramatic shakeup in terms of the targets. >> rick, can i tell you what's changed? what's changed is markets. the fact that the fed can do -- >> exactly that's where your inflation went, steve. >> say what it said earlier about the balance sheet and you have such a muted reaction in markets means the fed is taking advantage of the opportunity in the markets to normalize opportunities it did not have earlier. whatever the reason with that, things have changed since the election -- >> what opportunity? the dollar is a great opportunity. >> the economy is self-feeding now. it's stronger. >> to crawl back in norma

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caller: just where i'm coming from, i'm a lifelong admirer of dorothy day. if the democratic party doesn't want nothing to do with me, the first thing i'm going to say is let's have some intellectual honesty when it comes to climate change. we could shut down the economy of the united states today and let everybody freeze in the dark and starved to death and it wouldn't -- china and india will replace that carbon within a year and the seas will still continue to rise. there's nothing you can do about that. secondly, carbon dioxide is not a pollutant, is a gas that actually necessary to all life on earth. third, the viking settlers of the southern end of greenland were growing row crops in the year 1000, and every time i mention that to them and were mentalists, they could -- they scream climate denier and away from me. i'm tired of it. host: thank you. we'll get a response. guest: i would say you were wrong about both. the first statement about there's no room in the democratic party for a pro-life democrat, is wrong. i remind recently in omaha, nebraska the

>> reporter: it cleared out but not too long ago we had heavy rain, wind moving through the area dorothy davis drove through it all. >> side road, main road into lancaster, flooding really bad water pouring like crazy. getting off work so i can beat this storm. i heard something about hail and all that. i don't need that in my life right now. >> reporter: one man wasn't so lucky. he got caught in the downpour as he walked from the paoli train station. >> all of the puddles and other than that, just a shower >> reporter: devon tree fell into roadways and powerful power pole split in pieces bringing power lines down with it. >> i saw fire engine and said my god i hope nobody got hit walking. >> reporter: tish said her home and others in the neighborhood who power as a result. local public safety departments remind neighbors to call their electric providers not to police to power report the power ages. anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> strong storms causing delays and numerous cancellations at philadelphia international airport, officials there are urging all travel tours check the

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(female narrator) figure skating legend, dorothy hamill. (male narrator) and 12-time olympic medalist dara torres. plus, everyday women whose lives and skin are being transformed with crepe erase. (female #1) i never thought i'd have my mother's skin. i had the turkey neck. and i started purchasing turtle necks. even in the summer. i had crepey skin on my neck, chest, elbows, knees. it's kind of an everywhere thing a little bit at my age, you know, i'm 52 years old, things get crepey. (female narrator) so what exactly is crepey skin? crepey skin is basically skin that has become thin over time and has lost its elasticity. it's that dehydrated, cracked, crinkly, wrinkly skin that resembles the look and texture of crepe paper. no matter what kind of moisturizers you use, it never looks like it's moisturized or healthy or plump. (female narrator) sound familiar? (male narrator) finally, there's a solution. introducing crepe erase with trufirm. (female narrator) a breakthrough targeted body treatment specifically formulated to improve the appea

university officials say they received 30-million-dollars from the thomas and dorothy leavey foundationdonation campus for discovery and ato innovation. the campus will promote opportunities in neuroscience, and environmental science. it will also help santa clara university increase its undergraduate enrollment by 600 students. (jr stone) looks like superheroes took over the box fice this weekend(jusne) but a super woman came in at numnber 1. (sot) (jr stone) "wonder woman" made history! the super-heroine origin story burst into theaters with an opening weekend of 100-point-five million dollars -- giving patty jenkins the title of best debut ever for a female director. (justine) the weekend's second-biggest super-hero was "captain underpants: the first epic movie," which debuted number two with 23-and-a-half million dollars. (jrstone) "pirates of the caribbean: dead men tell no tales" fell from first to third, taking in 21-point-six million dollars. (jr stone)coming up at the top of the hour terrorist attacks in london have left at least seven people dead and dozens of others injured.

>>> my name's dorothy. i'm the own o jones barbecue in oakland, california. is our homemade meats. that comes with two sides of cornbread for the price of $18. let's get this show started! >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, sarah silverman, from the chicago bulls, jimmy butler, judge james, "this week in unnecessary censorship," and music from post malone. and now, hang tight, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you very much. hello, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank for watching. thanks to all of you for comg. hello again to those of us who joined us earlier in primetime for "nba game sheet special," shame on those who didn't. the cleveland cavaliers faced off against the golden state warriors in a matchup that some are describing as basketball. [ laughter ] not only was it the first game of the nba finals, it is also today the first day of june. june is something that happens almost every year. [ laughter ] for some reason this year it caught a lot of people by surprise. >> it is thursday, june 1s

hi, dorothy. how is cooper? >> he made a big difference. >> reporter: and wayne's loss has made a difference in this neighborhood. it makes you think about what and who makes a neighborhood. >> i said i don't want to make the same mistake. i want to make a point of telling you how important you are to our community because i never thought of saying that to wayne. he basically saw my boyfriend become my husband and my baby become a kindergartener, and now if you see the picture, the way he smiles at the camera, at me and my son, so like him. so open and loving and smiling and friendly. and i feel this picture really captures his personality to all of us here on the street and in the neighborhood. >> you see someone five days a week, more times than you see some of your relatives. >> he was part of the fabric of this community and it's a real loss. >> reporter: in san francisco, wilson walker, kpix5. >> probably proof of the fact that he made such an impression, pictures of him with their kids. neighbors are still

dorothy pitman hughes, and here she is with gloria steinem taken in 1971. >> yeah. >> stephen: that's>> yeah, my-- my aunt-- we disagree on how to pronounce that word. you say "ant." and i say "aunt." which one of us is the fancier one. >> stephen: you sound fancier. >> it's me. >> stephen: do you say vase? or vozz? >> i think i say "flower holder" because i didn't graduate from college. this is a flower holder, right? >> stephen: that is. that is a cup. >> you can put a flower in it. are you serious? do you know how flowers work? >> stephen: i apologize. >> i got so sidetracked by aunt. ( snorts ) ( laughter ) ( applause ) i promised myself i wasn't going to snort tonight. >> stephen: i love a good snort. ( snorts ) >> stop! okay. ( cheers and applause ) it really is natural. you do that to me. ( laughter ) >> stephen: i'm honored. ( laughter ) you're the bomb, girl. ( snorts ) the book is "this is just my face: try not to stare." the lady is gabourey sidibe. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ( applause ) thank you so muc,,,, ♪ happiness is powerful flea and tick protection from nexgard. nexg

. >> today mark herring joining dorothy mcauliffe announcing the 1200 previously untested kits between 2014-2016 will get tested as part of a $3.5 million federal grant program to eliminated the backlog. this is a big step to address two major causes. >> survivor healing and justice and the public safety for all of us in the >> a thousand kits collected before 2014 has been sent to the state lab for testing. this has resulted to 44 matches for the known profiles in the national d.n.a. database. >> i will do everything i can to help the survivors get to a path toward healing and recovery. >> 2200 kits need to be tested. the attorney general says it is sending them to the state lab the moment space is available. >> there are new developments in a story we brought you about an ohio boy who committed suicide after other boys bullied him. they exhumed the body of 8-year-old gaberyiel tay and they hope a tablet buried with him might provide evidence. the school surveillance video shows another boy knocking him unconscious but he told mother he fainted. still to come, less than a week to go b

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